This is immensely wholesome. You are very lucky to have such an experience like that. Very cool of him to say his farewells in the voice! Thank you for sharing : D

What a legend

But The Real Question Is: Did You Go Have Yourself A Sandwich?

@@JT5555 Not immediately, as a) it wasn't a mealtime, b) to my recollection no one at the con was selling sandwiches, but I have had sandwiches since that conversation!

@@natsmith303 And Now Every Time You Eat A Sandwich,You Can't Stop Yourself From Hearing 625 Complimenting You On Your Choices.>;3

But he’s right

Doesn’t stitch predate the minions though?

Yes, but the minions gave an easily identifiable face for the character type, so thats just what that character type is called now

Not at all, he's much than any of them, the thing that reminds me of the minions before the minions were the rabbids

@@Edmar_Fecler I think I Hate Everything named the character archetype ‘the dibby’ or something like that in his Minions videos.

UB-626 Stitch

You know, thinking about it, you're not wrong

Alola means family

The anime maybe

Hey

That sounds much better. You could also have her check in from time to time.

Yeah, this is the girl who changed the hearts of an entire alien civilization. And she wouldn't look for a single blue furball that means the world to her? I don't know about that, chief.

I remember reading that it was meant to be a "what if" series set in a japanese location but they forced to be a sort of sequel

The reason might be cause Japan doesnt like Lilo. Because she is a rebelious child. Thats the reason why she doesnt show up in kingdom hearts

@@BARALover96 rebel child... *Watch all the anime about savage pre teenagers on japan* ..... Yeah.... About that.

Minions are what happens when the Stitch archetype gets copied over and over for a decade, degenerating with every new version until arriving at the worst possible version that is still moderately tolerable. Minions were okay in the original Despicable Me. In fact, I was surprised they weren't more annoying and didn't eat up more screen time than they did. Then every other movie in the series ruined that fact.

@@OtakuUnitedStudio yeah a degrading series of copies of the stitch archetype is the best way to describe how we got the minions

Her was the prototype! If anything, the Minions get compared to HIM. I mean this franchise started a decade earlier!

@@YourCrazyOverlord Comparisons are relative, they don't have to be centered on the one that came first.

What if that was "minion" as in "evil guy's sidekick?"

The Anime is Not canion !

However, the anime did point out that family doesn't have to be together forever. It means in heart and doesn't have to be close contact.

I didn't know there was an anime.

Wait did you just say "The Anime" ?

THERE'S A FUCKING ANIME?!

Yeah it was a dub discrepancy

I think having an explanation was better than not addressing why is he apart from his family all of a sudden.

@@spongebobfan78 It would be if it didn't create a Dub-Induced Plothole, one that pretty much goes against the core theme of the entire franchise

Really? That’s reassuring! I saw like the first episode and refused to watch any further because Lilo & Stitch was basically the most important piece of media from my childhood, and Lilo the most important character, and I just couldn’t stand them trampling all over the theme of loving chosen family like that. I refuse to believe Lilo & Stitch weren’t best friends until Lilo died. I say Lilo because I feel like Stitch is probably immortal unless he has something happen to his genetic code or whatever like almost happened to him in Stitch Has a Glitch.

@@thaddeuscramer2312 Yeah, the English dub in general was weird. For one thing, L&S's creator, Chris Sanders, had left Disney to work for DreamWorks because of creative differences over American Dog (the film that would eventually become Bolt), and since Chris was also the voice of Stitch, they had to get someone else to fill those shoes. Also, I'm guessing that Disney thought Stitch's popularity was starting to die off, because the English dub only aired in Australia. At least Legends of the Three Caballeros eventually got released on Disney+, but no such luck with the Stitch anime! (Maybe they just hate anime, considering Corey in the House isn't included, either)

I haven't watched too much of the TV series but the movie makes it clear that Jumba is lovable but also... Seriously insane. Lmao. "he will destroy large cities, and steal everyone's left shoe... _Manical laughter_ "

There's an episode of the show where Lilo enters Stitch into a dog show in Honolulu, and Stitch freaks out a bit that he finally made it to a large city, and there's a point where he goes down to the hotel lobby to grab a drink or something and Lilo and Pleakly freak out thinking Stitch went to go destroy the city and Jumba's reaction is "Oh, I've always wanted to see that"@@ZeranZeran

oran Dont jinx it 😂

@@oranberry i will start the argument saying:::: Angel should die because she looks like Stitch with artificial preservatives. with a side of fruit loops

I know Dixie Kong is just Diddy with a Ponytail and I’m the same way with her and she even stars in her own game with DKC3.

@@brandonwilliams6119 and not to mention elmo is just a RIP off of cookie monster. If you painted cookie monster red he would be elmo. Just like if you painted stitch pink he would be Angel

I loved her too. She used her 'girl' powers to take over the island and I'm here for it.

*You’re

Reddit moment

@@walterobrien8045 Tell that to auto correct

Glad to know I wasn’t the only one obsessed with that game when I was little😂

I LOVE that game so much

In German they named him "Hamsterdam" and he has a dutch accent. They also called Reuben "Roastbeef"...

Oh Lord 😂

It also had been my dogs names so that was legitimately such a moment to me.

Thought his name was Chad

Indeed.

It's still really weird to me that I have a life of pre-625 being named and post-Reuben being named.

The entire show you are left thinking "You know, if Lilo just had a conversation with him, a lot of this stuff would be handled." and they finally let her have that conversation which is just so cathartic

Yeah, the way I took it as a kid was more in fitting with the themes of the movies. He really doesn't belong in Disney prior to this, which makes fitting him into those situations comedic because of the inherent disconnect between the two. It's like when your enchanter's name is Tim. It doesn't fit the expectations of the setting.

@@PosthumanHeresy Your enchanter's name?

@@AlbertoDsign Some call me Tim?

@@AlbertoDsignMonty Python reference

Wow, your comment just made me realize sitch is just short for situation. After all these years after Kim Possible I only just now realize that's not basically just a random catch phrase thing she used.

This is some amazing who's on first shit.

@@PosthumanHeresy it’s stitch/sitch shit.

Nobody can. You are absolutely right.

I can't disprove the truth.

There were way more 150 Pokémon but way less then 623 experiments

...and the SCP Foundation is greater at containment

Real question: who was more incompetent? Gantu or Team Rocket

I feel the same way I couldn't stop giggling after I finished the video and thought about the joke again

Not to mention "even if it forced me to think about stitch having sex... EH!!'

@Michael Taylor why would you take the time to condescendingly tell me this thing that has nothing to do with what I said? I'm so confused.

@Michael Taylor He's quoting the video

Its sad that Billiams Understanding of this Franchise is so superficial. Its one of the best and meaningful and fun I've ever seen and honeslty Marvel and their rivals rarely ever produce something thats on par with Lilo and Stitch - and you can quote me on that.

It doesn't need to be changed. The series is a worthy adition to the lore. The first movie feels incomplete to me without it.

The show is okay.

Roon Kolos I always thought of it as canon, since the movie ended with all the pods being released. It would explain the animes and Leroy too.

It was my favourite series, because you just get to see more of Jumba's experiment and more interaction from all the lovable characters in the first movie. It's also kind of weird but didnt they try to ship Jumba to Pleakley? Lmao

@@Cinko420 I said this more because Stitch! doesnt exist >.>

So, a federation Spartan-III

What the fuck

It also showed a dozen unconfirmed experiments

Socrates fields that WAS 625 but he was blue in the comic

fields chopsuey ? Lol nice

@Socrates fields ahhh it wasnt named after the song :(

Ugh, I was subscribed to Disney adventures for years as a kid and preteen. I wish I had saved them.

Cultural differences man!

Good point and I feel stitch 2 really covers their relationship even more

I'm always confused when people try to bring down the alien part of the film. It wouldn't be Lilo and Stitch without it.

@@Mal-go5dl very good point

Exactly. The show or movie wouldn't be the same without the scifi parts. It's like steven universe but done competently.

Stitch 2 definitely shows their strong bond

He seems to find the thought of Stich having sex disturbing. Why? Humans, Dogs, cats and many more creatures have sex. Why not alien experiments?

@@sofaris576 Because they're just "MUH CHILDHOOD IZ RUINED" jokes.

@@sofaris576 Personally I don't want to think of a blue animal gremlin getting laid.

@@Apotheosister Well I guess I am in general more ... how should I put this? Unfased by stuff like sex and nudity. Especially in fiction. Its sometimes wired and funny to me when people take issues with things like that while they are no big deal to me. I understand that from other peoples perspective I might be the wired one in this regard.

Honestly if it came out a few years later it would have.

@@kronemerj well for trading cards was the right time but they slept on that option. As for games agree if only it came out now but then again the show production quality of the wouldn't be as good as it was then.

@@aurahoneydew9607 true

Missed opportunity tbh Imagine Disney competing with Nintendo

@2020 is almost over bitches So how long until Moana crosses over with Lilo and Stitch?

That's actually pretty cool

Is that show canon ?

@@ceymonepugh2075 yep, just a different language

As a welsh speaker I am so so so jealous. We just get Nickelodeon dubs.

Even the muppet show has had an Irish Gaelic dub as well!

Daniel Staples, I feel the same way as you do too because I even liked the Stitch levels in Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep more than the Stitch anime itself.

Yes. I am still very disappointed that Lilo & Stitch only made 65 episodes out of 624-628 experiments to catch, when we could have gotten at least 100 episodes with that premise! I know Lilo & Stitch had the potential to reach 104 or 130 episodes. 104 is plenty enough for me.

As soon as he mentioned it, I had a Proustian flashback to playing it as a lad; in the cold pantry where we kept our old desktop computer. On that old flash site with the Experiment profiles and Lilo's record player.

Oh heck yeah. I loved Sandwich Stacker. Played it all the time along with the Internet Safety game on disney.com.au .

My cousins and I used to crowd my uncles office at family gatherings and try beating each others scores... Speaking of RIP Thalia, you were an amazing cuz and probably my greatest rival while playing this game.😥🤣😂 Love you till we meet again one day cuz!!!

That flash game always gave me the munchies

Nathaniel Foga, I remember playing 626 Sandwich Stacker all the time every time I got home from school I’d play it after I got all my homework and school work done.

Stitch! Is very weird and it definitely feels like a backstep compared to lilo and stitch but it’s by no means bad, there’s definitely standout moments and characters but I’d say watch the first 10 episodes of Stitch! And if your not a fan of it maybe just skip to the lilo episode and call it a day

@@dawkshangout1261 I've seen a couple of Lilo scenes from the anime on KZfaq. It seems weird that they would have such a missunderstanding or that Lilo wouldn't try to contact Jumba, but all that aside the reunion was heartwarming. Or maybe it makes more sense in context. As I said, I only saw scenes.

How weird, I think Lilo and Stich 2 it's very good, but the others are just... Meh.

Lilo & Stitch 2 is the black sheep of the bunch.

@@ultrairrelevantnobody1862 Indeed. In my opinion very little happens in the movie. It could have been an episode. Too bad they put such good animation in such an uneventful story.

The TMNT one was wild like them becoming buff guys just made me wonder if they had a miss communication with the toymaker and had to run around with that terrible idea

Yeah there are a a surprisingly large number of them. It is a interesting topic to be sure.

@@TheDoomBlueShell I would not be surprised if That entire series came from a miscommunication. .

There’s also an anime based on Rudyard Kipling’s Jungle Books.

@@SlapstickGenius23 that's just another example of how deep this rabbit hole goes.

RamsTheNameCom I didn't even know the movie had a DVD, I've only seen the VHS because I would go over to my relative's house and watch it.

@@Cinko420 My family and I never even seen the first film in theaters, so when the movie finally came out on VHS & DVD.... we ended up getting "Stitch: The Movie" instead.... And for like 7 years, we thought "Stitch: The Movie" was the original "Lilo & Stitch" film. So we mistakenly thought that Lilo & Stitch was a horrible and boring film for 7 years without knowing the truth.

RamsTheNameCom Stitch the Movie wasn't horrible in my opinion, but watching it out of context, I can see why you would think that.

My neighbor has 2 copies of stitch: the movie. They are both still sealed

I can't say that my parents or anyone else has ever confused any Lilo & Stitch media for Leo & Stitch. That one of those low budget bootleg disney films that tried to capitalize on the popularity of another film?

Is that the time travel one?

Digimaniac X Yep! The one where the evil stepmother decides to change the past

I mean it is the best of a bad bunch for sure.

I'll go down with you because III was a superior sequel. The characters are amazing, they gave more personality to the prince and the king which makes me super happy, Anastasia got a redemption arc, Cinderella becomes more of a badass to restore the prince's memory, it's just absolutely perfect. We never talk about II since it never happened.

That's one of the few good sequels. Prince Charming actually had a personality and he was hilarious.

My favorite was the make your own experiment one!

Season 3 was a shin Ei production, from the studio behind Doraemon.

I hope so

When your parents walk in on transforming scene.

Yooooo! I really wanna see that 😅

Its sad that Billiams Understanding of this Franchise is so superficial. Its one of the best and meaningful and fun I've ever seen and honeslty Marvel and their rivals rarely ever produce something thats on par with Lilo and Stitch - and you can quote me on that.

Only?

Depends on the person. It had its fair share of decent episodes. That's the only one that sticks out to me though.

It also crossed over with The Proud Family, Recess and American Dragon.

I don't actually remember those cross overs. Were they any good?

@@Sacrow My favorite is the Kim Possible crossover then the Proud family one. I think they're all worth at least one watch.

It is a fair point.

Thankfully. Lilo and Stitch (the franchise) had a perfect ending. Any and all sequels without lilo as a main character are pointless. I refuse to acknowledge them as part of the "proper lore"

@@devinkupka8319 if the animes involved Stitch AND Lilo and family going to Japan and China to spread ohana in some way that could have REALLY worked

I still love the new experiments that were in the anime. I appreciated that and honestly enjoyed the anime in its own right.

@Gabriel Mota I didn't like how this guy was trash talking Angel in this video. I LOVE Angel.

He never acknowledged them because, as far as we know, he's never even HEARD of them. The "Chris Sanders declared them non-canon" thing was just something spread by the fans. The man doesn't even use his social media accounts for anything other than self-promotional purposes. I'm not _defending_ those two shows, mind you, I'm just saying what I know.

Dracone1024 Apparently until the third season, the Stitch anime seemed to be a show that asked what would happen if Stitch landed in Japan instead of Hawaii. I was saying they should’ve had the dub leave out the lines that tried to make it so that it was set after the series. They should’ve just advertised the show as a story asking if what would’ve happened if Stitch landed somewhere else.

@@misterzygarde6431 I mean either way they eventually Abandoned the idea in season 3 for the lilo appearance.

MisterZygarde64 Honestly, they could have explained it so many ways. They could have had it be that Lilo was in college and the dorm wouldn’t let her keep Stitch, and he didn’t want to get her into trouble anymore, so he decided to go on his own adventure travelling the world for a few years, (bonus points that that could have also explained the Chinese spin-off and opened the doors for two more global spin-offs, one for every year Lilo would be in college.) Or maybe there was some sort of experiment phenomenon localized in Japan, but Lilo’s life was too tied to Hawaii, or maybe Lilo and Stitch have a penpal in Japan and Stitch just wants to visit her but Lilo couldn’t go, and then something goes wrong and he has to stay longer. So many possibilities that would have left the message of the original films in tact. Also like... why couldn’t Lilo just come with him? They could have still had the other main little girl be Japanese, and had her and Lilo be best friends who team up, (bonus points for heart-warmingness that Lilo finally gets the friend her own age she always wanted!)

Unfortunately those movies didn’t do so great

Atlantis had a direct to DVD sequel movie that is actually interesting. It is divided in three arcs, where the first one is about a Lovecraftian coastal town, the second one is about native American beliefs, and the final one is about Norse mythology.

@@ctusiard9755 Seems more like a miniseries than a movie

@@ctusiard9755 That was actually supposed to be a full tv series, but it didn't work out so they put the three episodes the made together and called it a "movie"

@@ctusiard9755 I didn't know this was a thing. Thanks.

Considering they all landed on an island it's actually amazing how few of them are activated at a time.

I feel like that was a theme in a episode or two. I remember it did happen a few times where more then one was released. They switched it up every so often.

If memory serves there were a handful of times where multiple experiments were activated in the same time, but yeah, you'd think that would happen more often. In fact, quite a few experiments were unknowingly activated by people, or just randomly fell into water, rather than just being outside when it rains

Flarestorm There was one episode where Mrs Hasagawa (the recurring tiny old lady character) accidentally activated a whole bunch of them at once, but because she was slightly senile (or possibly just nearsighted) she mistook all of them for weird cats and adopted them. And then at the end of the episode they just let her keep them. Including the one that spits acid.

Luckily, being a tropical island, it never rains. Good thing too. It would be catastrophic if they all activated, but thankfully it doesn’t rain ever, so that was avoided. Tropical islands aren't known for heavy rainfall anyway. Certainly not during typhoon season.

What? Now I have to search it up

It's sonic all over again. Small blue humanish animal things just do that apparently

It is a interesting oddity.

I watched stitch on both Australian and New Zealand TVs.

The aliens in Toy Story, Scrat, the Rabbids, they were always there, you just need to look.

Minions are just another iteration of a common "whacky sidekick" that's been used for decades.

Don't fear i am here

@@Igorcastrochucre the 3 eyed aliens are the perfect way of describing them

I dunno, her echo fighter of a daughter is just as unsettling in concept.

@@Igorcastrochucre her echo fighter of a kid is the best way to describe that trope I've ever heard.

I'm not sure it is canon

@@ceymonepugh2075 from what I can tell while many fans consider it non Canon there is no definitive answer either way.

Asians are all about conformity, so I understand the aversion to her character. However, there are also plenty of animes where the main characters are rebellious and outcasts from society so it still doesn't make sense. I can only assume her being well, brown is the other reason.

🤔🤯

Fair point though all the lilo and stitch sequels are some of the better ones

Gabe, but it’s not a downgrade. Not as good but it’s not awful looking like the Aladdin sequels. It still looks decent

Yeah its never terrible just obviously lower budget.

Madhouse was probably too busy with Black Lagoon.

Did did you just look up Rule Number 34?

I mean I wish I could say that I am surprised but.....

YOU KNOW THE RULES IF IT EXISTS-

@@theggamer2824 The strange part is a lot of it doesnt look explicitly R34 but you do see it on neighboring pics. The stuff that looks normal at a glance triggers nothing. But you see it, add context, and see comments and related pics that go with it and...its falling for a trap and you fell through a trap door.